Egyptian Government to Work Closely with Business Associations to Promote Private Sector

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The meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, addressed the Impact of financial and non-financial services available to private sector companies in all Egyptian governorates.

The Egyptian Ministry of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation formalised a significant partnership with numerous key business associations and chambers of commerce. The meeting, chaired by Prime Minister Mostafa Madbouly, addressed the impact of financial and non-financial services available to private sector companies in all Egyptian governorates.

This includes enterprises of all sizes—from large corporations to micro-enterprises and startups—who will benefit from the direct and indirect mechanisms provided through the “Hafiz” platform. These efforts will be coordinated via the Federation of Industries, business associations, the Federation of Chambers of Commerce, and their local branches.

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Rania Al-Mashat, Minister of Planning, Economic Development, and International Cooperation, signed the agreement alongside representatives from the Federation of Egyptian Industries, the Federation of Egyptian Chambers of Commerce, the Confederation of Egyptian European Business Associations (CEEBA), the Egyptian-British Chamber of Commerce, the Egyptian-African Businessmen’s Association, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Egypt, the Egyptian-Japanese Business Council, the Swiss-Egyptian Business Association, the British Egyptian Business Association, the Egyptian Businessmen’s Association, the Egyptian Junior Business Association, and the Italian Chamber of Commerce in Egypt.